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    Very interesting. Thanks for sharing

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    Some nice ones
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    Awesomeness! Thanks for sharing
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    Looks to me like that fish survived almost being dinner for something, I would guess a cormorant.

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    Quote Originally Posted by popeye guy View Post
    Looks to me like that fish survived almost being dinner for something, I would guess a cormorant.
    Or a boating accident!

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    That is different.

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    bird strike survivor is my guess , they really wound a terribly high number of fish in our state , we see wounds that heal over in numbers and that appears to be a very old healed over wound to me .

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    Very nice.

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